The Tal Recipe - Complicate, and They Will Blunder

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Ten foreign players, including eight grandmasters, were invited to compete against six top Swiss players, including national champion Keller, at Zurich's Kongreßhaus. Among the grandmasters invited were Mikhail Tal and Paul Keres from the Soviet Union, Bobby Fischer from the United States, Svetozar Gligoric from Yugoslavia, Bent Larsen from Denmark, Wolfgang Unzicker from Germany, and Fridrik Olafsson from Iceland, five of whom participated in the world candidates tournament the same year. Although Tal viewed the tournament as a lesser event, it turned out to be closer than he would have expected. Although Tal easily defeated five of the six Swiss players, Edwin Bhend dealt the future world champion a blow in the first round. After dispatching his countrymen later in the tournament, Tal felt in fine form, but then lost again, this time at the hands of Gligoric, who would trail him only by half a point in the end. This was also a significant tournament for young Fischer. His play was already improving dramatically at international events against stronger opposition, and he came close to tying Tal in the final. Alas, a loss to the Swiss champion in the penultimate round cost Fischer a spot at the top and he had to settle for equal third with Keres. Tal won clear first with 11½ points out of 15 rounds.
1. Nf3 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 d5 4. d4 c6 5. Bg5 dc4 6. e4 b5 7. a4 Qb6 8. Bf6 gf6 9. Be2 a6 10. O-O Bb7 11. d5 cd5 12. ed5 b4 13. a5 Qc7 14. de6 bc3 15. Nd4 Rg8 16. Qa4 Kd8 17. g3 Bd5 18. Rfd1 Kc8 19. bc3 Bc5 20. e7 Nc6 21. Bg4 Kb7 22. Nb5 Qe5 23. Re1 Be4 24. Rab1 Rg4 25. Re4 Qe4 26. Nd6 Kc7 27. Ne4 Re4 28. Qd1 Re5 29. Rb7 Kb7 30. Qd7 Kb8 31. e8Q Re8 32. Qe8 Kb7 33. Qd7 Kb8 34. Qc6
Mikhail Tal vs Dieter Keller
"Keller Wails" (game of the day Feb-16-2011)
Zurich (1959), Zurich SUI, rd 7, May-27
Semi-Slav Defense: Botvinnik Variation (D44)
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[@alephnull4044]

My recipe - Complicate, and I will blunder...

[@Rivler20]

Underrated comment :D

[@guyharel5087]

You comment on a lot of his vids

[@warsinaction2450]

or I calculate omega possibilities and lose on time

[@simonboyane1140]

lol that's a good one right there

[@Larsykfz303]

Lets just say your username isnt your calculating depth

[@EphraimAtkinson]

"A very interesting game by Mikhail Tal." At this point, in watching this channel, that phrase might be redundant.

[@jmtluimem6427]

great one Ephraim.. :)

[@gideonmuchina9242]

Because they are all intresting

[@pineapplegamer6986]

@@JEA- me too

[@skirk248]

Is Tal even capable of a boring game?

[@louisbambino2216]

"You know Tal is coming for you, so you dont wanna grab another pawn" i had to laugh so hard 😂👌

[@youhanjanito8456]

me too hahahhh

[@shantoreywilkins651]

The Bambino 😘😻😍💒

[@shantoreywilkins651]

The Bambino 🎭🤡🃏🤗😹😂

[@volodyanarchist]

I honestly think that some of it was just psychological warfare. Maybe that's why Keller didn't take that pawn at the end. Maybe his thought pattern was something like this: ~ A pawn isn't protected. I better not take it and sacrifice some of my pieces, maybe I will draw then. It's Tal after all.

[@ahxMad]

best line of the video 😆

[@theazrael4423]

When you can't explain a move by a Tal opponent it's because as you once said, "you start seeing ghosts" . His style seems to be to take his opponents down a rabbit hole into wonderland.

[@aniketbramhankar5980]

It's interesting to see stockfish showing Tal's moves as wrong at first but when it goes deeper Stockfish realizes that actually it was much better than its own recommended move! #STOCKFISHCONFUSED

[@krishnamohan2351]

Aniket Bramhankar that happens a lot with tal games. Engines cannot think like us yet. :)

[@savinsnsn]

Krishna Mohan engines cannot think, yet...

[@thomasiloveladytrain8599]

Alpha zero

[@DaniloSouzaMoraes]

If tals apponent had been stockfish though...

[@DrLordSultan]

It's because a correct response to Tals moves would destroy his strategy, but after a suboptimal countermove Stockfisch evaluates, that the optimal moves from that point won't stop Tals strategy.

[@johanandhira5429]

The usual Tal on the frame stares at your soul, the second Tal stares at your blunder

[@JSamad]

Loll

[@teddymargoles5829]

wow as a beginner this video was the first time I really realized how beautiful chess is. Tal is fantastic.

[@OriginalThisAndThat]

Tal games are so entertaining. He basically knocks you out with swift jabs and keeps you hanging in the corner so you cant fall down or go to knee before you are totally hammered to hell..

[@nonsensejerome]

One of the few games where tal's opponent loses a queen first lol hahaha

[@volodyanarchist]

At that point Tal stood up from the board, looked Keller in the eyes and said through the teeth "Oh no, you didn't".

[@jhonmalakiat7463]

yes after tal sacrifices his both knight and rook...

[@professorcashj9636]

"tal is coming for you, and you don't want to grab another pawn" 😂

[@xOxAdnanxOx]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gurbindersekhon8240]

What a naughty knight!! He's forking the king and queen!!!

[@Zectrofr]

Finnaly came to know the legend whose photo was there in every agamator video 😂🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@shafqatishan437]

That Tal guy was something else!

[@camreese]

This channel made tal my favorite player ever

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

I'm in the Keller diet, I make alot of bad moves.

[@electricmaster23]

I feel like movements would work better... :P

[@fuktstund4143]

Is this a reference to Fritzl or maybe Helen Keller?

[@the5tigers]

Fuktstund to dieter keller, the opponent playing tal in this analysis.

[@siralfrednobel]

dont worry it was a hyper bullet game!

[@munendersingh5631]

Ggg

[@sushantchothe]

He always keeps his opponents in deep dark forest ☺☺☺

[@marioivandic9317]

Isn't at @5:21 knight to e6 forking the king and queen

[@agadmator]

It's in the description :)

[@marioivandic9317]

i found it first, i need some sort of reward or something :D

[@agadmator]

You can choose the quote for the next video, how's that? :D

[@marioivandic9317]

How about one love quote that has something to do with chess. " Don't treat her like a Queen if she doesn't appreciate you as her King. " Mario Ivandić.

[@agadmator]

+Mario Ivandić Sure, that'll work :)

[@rafaelleite3954]

Tal is really the Magician!

[@ThatwasAsian]

*Agadmator* "Hello everybody" *Dog* *I'm out of here* Hahahah

[@Nopanop]

Introvert doggo

[@jessespindler3152]

I love your coverage of Tal; my favorite of all time.

[@MotoGreciaMarios]

"Tal always has a Tal move ready somewhere..."... I laughed at this :)

[@Maximitus96]

The best part of this channel is clearly Tal games. I didn't even know him before your videos.

[@shnoogums1]

i love tal's photo. such an adorable childish smile

[@Supware]

Happy birthday Tal! Rest in piece you genius

[@amosdmello6874]

Mikhail sacrificed himself

[@stateofdecay2210]

and now I get why you admire Tal , that is one hell of a complication

[@jumpingman8160]

"Tal is coming for you. You don't want to grab that pawn" XD

[@alaamaoula2404]

XDDDD

[@emmagrove6491]

"Tal is coming for you!" Truly scarifying words for even a chess master to hear!

[@kannankarmegam5559]

unbelievable attacking game.

[@billjohnson2858]

Love this guy Wish the news came as fast and balanced as this beautiful mans game analysis..... Much love to professional chess game analyst

[@fujiapple9675]

This is the most fitting title in your entire repertoire of Chess Game Analysis videos. This is by far the most complicated Chess game I have ever seen. Thank you!

[@heyyou5128]

Love the way u say mikhail tal and i admire the guy now :D

[@imawarioimagonnawinn]

Crazy to think this game was played almost 60 years ago and keller is still alive! By the way you should add a bitcoin address for donations :)

[@pthiago_s5075]

Googling it right now

[@sha2b]

Thiago Silva still googling...

[@pthiago_s5075]

sha2b yeah

[@imawarioimagonnawinn]

Why are you preaching to me about this, it has nothing to do with chess! Im muslim I will never believe God would let His prophet undergo such torture to forgive my sins, no man bears the burden of another mans sins its in the Bible. Anyway I dont want to argue just wait until Judgement day and see who is right

[@thomasiloveladytrain8599]

Dieter Keller is rated 2359

[@davidmatsis32]

Chess genius, always expect the unexpected from him, what a great player.

[@yogevpc]

I really really like your channel RADIC. Exciting and meaningful games. Players like: Paul Morphy Mikhail Tal Alexei Shirov Judit Polgar Garry Kasparov David Bronstein Rashid Gibiatovich Nezhmetdinov Veselin Topalov Alexei Shirov bobby fischer Anatoly Karpov Paul Morphy But definitely tormented that I see boring games like that's Hikaru Nakamura

[@Shams_official1]

Holy smokes that rook he throwed at king with check must have shocked killer.. :D total Tal recipe

[@hencman007]

I really enjoy Agadmators videos with explanations. Good way to learn and its very entertaining aswell.

[@BillHimmel]

The magician doing his magic!

[@wolfgangwilhelm9699]

And ok - and ok - and ok. Not sure it's Agadmator or Ivanchuk :)

[@agadmator]

+Wolfgang Wilhelm :D

[@nittur1008]

This is madness. **Flips the chess board**

[@yousufmohammad1163]

Such a enjoyable game of Tal ! ¡

[@angelmatos9143]

Before there was Tiger Woods in golf, there was Tal in chess.

[@pranatithakur1182]

At 5:20 after Re1 check Kd8 you missed Ne6 check forking the Queen.

[@krunalpatel8886]

Tal is such amazing player ....v innovative ..but i wonder his fide rating is not up to mark

[@khouripeter8140]

Krunal Patel at least 2600 fide

[@davidreid5599]

After the Knight blocks the check by moving to b4, there is an elegant mate by Dc6+. The king is forced by check on d7 from a7 to b8 when Sc6 is mate. Check on e8 produces the same if king goes to b8 immediately. Blocking on c7 with the queen allows Dd5+ winning the rook. What a fascinating position. Poor Keller's head must have been bursting!

[@djbobbiehill]

Truely magical game

[@TheJayMoses]

Great video. Thank you for going into extra variations.

[@XyBeatZHipHopInstrumentals]

This looks like Tal is simply having fun with this guy. Like he is playing with a 800 player.. Wtf...

[@vpravi]

5:22Tal definitely won't fork the king and queen😅😂

[@jasonsudirdjo8984]

I saw that too why did agad not discuss that

[@u7angbe]

Wow what a game Mikhail Tal bravo!!

[@beaujoleau]

Wow,what a game 🙌🏼

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[@harshvithalani3428]

Add more videos of Vishwanathan Anand, I'm a big fan of him

[@lucasbailey-thomas9518]

Love the videos man. Thank you!

[@Kasparov527]

Keller was really innocent here

[@jmtluimem6427]

you could feel the enormous pressure in his moves against tal

[@andraslibal]

Finally a Tal I keep reading Tal in your comments and I tried to figure out where it comes from.

[@placidoborgia11]

Magic!

[@heriwiharso6071]

Tal's style looks like from another dimension....

[@michaelmendillo4614]

I totally agree with you Agadmador,,,,

[@udaygupta6934]

At the time of Tal rook capture bishop on e4, keller should play RxG3. As the f2 pawn is pinned h2 will capture the rook, and QxG3 will be another check. Also if king moves it is better for black

[@legacyoftheduellist5864]

Stockfish has the right moves, but Tal has magical Power on his opponents

[@MrGAS-pu3qs]

This is how chess is meant to be played

[@ukashk1071]

Amazing game

[@raygordonteacheschess5501]

My ex-sparring partner used to call me "Tal, Jr." due to my penchant for tactical shots.

[@akibhassan2534]

Unbelievable how Tal can wreck havoc on the chess board! There isn't any move that he can't play. Sheer brilliancy...

[@sunayreddy4940]

Tals' recipe doesn't work on me, I'll blunder way before it gets complicated

[@paulbrowning9055]

Magician from Rega

[@shadowwalker4633]

At 8:55 he might have sacked the rook on g3 and hope for something 😀 if its taken its a draw if not move the queen and have some weird counterplay.

[@nik0096]

Tal forces the opponent to calculate which ends up favoring him...Great Channel for Learning chess...Can you please make a video for chess openings with there strengths and weaknesses?

[@abdullarazzak7199]

I love tal,rashid,karpov games

[@dominikhameder629]

I love seeing Grand Masters blunder. It makes me feel better about myself.

[@ron041]

At 11:00 why not bishop captures knight Saving both check and the fork

[@vanshajjain5265]

Because the check is from rook as well

[@pelimies1818]

The boy got TALent.

[@Kasparov527]

@5:23 simply knight to e6

[@pianoenthusiast]

I guess he can just recapture with his own knight on b8

[@manojbala6870]

Tal is my spirit animal

[@ashutoshjare]

At 5:24 knight e6 was possible to fork king and queen instead of taking rook.

[@mrjohnp555]

Botvinnik said about Tal: if he ever offers a piece, always take it (but never take one if Petrosian offers it), but Botvinnik kept the rest of the advice to himself: but you're not me...

[@dcwadu6126]

5:19 Did I hear "Rook to Ivanchuk"?

[@cormacberkery2451]

Better move: Ne6 instead of Rd1 @5:29?

[@kalpakiyer]

Only with Mikhail Tal can you be massively up the exchange and still resign the game

[@emmanuellerigorm.rubiano4983]

12:08, I think Keller stops Tal's intention of Qh5

[@mattroxursoul]

9:19 what about bishop taking pawn on f2? Maybe he would not have won still, but could have relieved some of that pressure for a play or two. At that point he had a material advantage but not a positional one.

[@joeytje50]

3:35 this part with all the "before"s and "b4"s is quite confusing :P

[@rataflaca1]

Tal is comming for you you dont want to grave another pawn, what a fucking boss he was

[@maheshs4056]

12:02, maybe Keller didn't bother about the e7 pawn because he has a rook at a8 that could capture it immediately?

[@colindalton6632]

@8:38 I feel like white could have played bishop f3... looks pretty strong to me unless I’m missing a line

[@aadityagupta250]

11:59 keller obviously mouse-slipped

[@d4django]

Did you miss knight to e6 @5:33?

[@d4django]

@5:23

[@inoriyuzuriha9082]

Jubair Siddeeque I doubt that he missed that. Just to add one more thing it's clearly said in the description that there's a better move in one of the analysis

[@DaniloSouzaMoraes]

I came here just to check if anyone else has seen that

[@michaelrapirap4647]

stockfish should be programmed to play like Tal against Alpha Zero

[@jebatevrana]

Not sure you can program this.

[@Narrowcros]

That Re5 got to me, made no since. You had to grap that past pawn and the game might have been very diffrent.

[@shikharbaral8235]

At 5:25 of the video, there is a better move than taking the black rook. What about playing night e6 and forking the black king and queen?

[@mariopinot9884]

Nice.

[@warrenhuffman3910]

Computers can beat any human in chess, but no computer can play like Tal.

[@iainmcclure416]

Typical Tal. Forcing opponent into one complex calculation after another. Eroding ability to think clearly until meltdown occurs. My favourite Soviet era player by miles.

[@Rspknlikeab0ssxd]

Does anyone know what would happen if Fischer had won his game against Keller, and both Tal and Fischer would have tied with 11.5 points? Would they need to play some sort of a tiebreaker match?

[@pratikparmar8709]

5:25 agad missed the fork with Ne6+ winning the queen, the game is too complicated even for agad ! :D

[@tedkaczynski99]

Please explain why the keller didnt take tals e7 pawn with the queen and instead moved Nc6

[@Diademic111]

can you show the Keller Fischer game? Bobby Fischer loses so few of his games would be interested in seeing how Keller beat him

[@vishwanathanshreyas5895]

5:23 after KD8, NE6 is best

[@brandons4240]

Tal shoulda lost that one if Keller had just taken that E file pawn with rook

[@abhishekjain6452]

Forget that he could capture it with Queen much earlier and attack the bishop. He wouldn't even have tempo problems or anything.